tim harris kept trying to get me to say he did it. and i wouldn't do it.y went in there and brought the tape in and played it. and i told them that was a lie. it was a lie. it was police words, not mine. it was coerced. narrator: to norwood, the parallels between malcolm's and corey's cases were unmistakable. these teenagers were threatened with being charged themselves, if they didn't say what they detectives wanted them to say. you know, once, twice is a pattern. a pattern of conduct. a pattern of how to gain a conviction. narrator: but in corey's case, it wasn't just allegations of coercion. norwood found three different eyewitnesses who told police someone else was the shooter. none of them testified at corey's trial. they all describe the exact same physical appearance of somne 5' 7-ish, 150-ish. that was an aha moment. because corey atchison's 6'2". he's a big dude. no one is going to misinterpret corey atchison for being 5'7", 150. ok. narrator: given all this new evidence, malcolm thought his brother finally had a chance to get out of prison. corey

we're back with harry, tim, molly and basil. mike donald trump inadvertently make foia great again. i you know, i want to note here we've had maybe half a dozen situations where he issues these unlawful orders and people sue him. this is the law used as a sword, and i'm not sure they actually anticipated it where they're going forward under foia. but it is part of, i think, a general thrust. you know, molly mentioned orwell in the last segment, and i think he really is the political philosopher of the day. one of the biggest risks of the trump administration is he will try literally to erase from the pages of history, really important information, not simply here, but there have been other instances as well. and i really fear the day when there's going to be an attempt to get information, and we're just going to find out, oh, we just deleted all of those. sorry about that. and this kind of effort of foia, especially early to parry that is really important. it's of course critical for this very case. but i think it's a general theme to keep him from whitewashing the pages of history,

jesse: federman phillips probably a better ticket than whenever the last ticket was which kamala harris and tim women ever hear receiving joe biden again, they don't have a leader, they're desperately searching for one. and jasmine crockett is the best that they have? >> jesse: oh, my gosh, packet we please pray they nominate jasmine crockett, that would just -- i didn't think it would be getting any better to cover this guy. if we could have a republican run against crockett, that would be my dream come true. tommy, you will see her on many programs throughout the fox news platform in the next 48 hours, thank you tommy. >> thank you jesse. >> jesse: happy valentine's day. >> president trump has to give his wife summing for valentine's day, what should he give her? >> i love her. >> of course you do. >> in the west village had maybe near mine. ♪ ♪ ♪ you'll get better when your pain isn't minimized, dismissed, forgotten. we will never stop trying to get better. because when medicine gets better, all of us can get better. ♪ (♪) ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪ (steel drums playing lightly) ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪)

downs, the american people have said -- i identify more with donald trump than i do with kamala harris and timthese cultural issues and until they get that straight -- and i sort of agree more with what you're saying is that populism of the left has a chance. progressivism on the left is dead. >> this is where elon musk will be a gift to the democratic party because you have a billionaire in control who has his own ideology and his government operates on his own whims and there's going to be a populist revolt, and if democrats can capture it and don't want to rule on a whim because they have to investigate me. what is that threshold? >> jonathan: what is the idea of rooting out waste and efficiency in government? that's a bipartisan thing. >> think about bill clinton and al gore, and the efforts to reinvent government. they did it in a methodical way, and they didn't do it on a whim baa because you have dei, you're no good. you're not a good federal worker. federal workers are at the heart of our federal government, and it's time we stand up and support them as well. >> we are $36 trillion in

and governor tim walz, the running mate of former vice president kamala harris, is reportedly also innew study suggests that bird flu has silently spread from animals to some veterinarians. the centers for disease control tested 150 dairy veterinarians across 46 states for antibodies to the virus. three of them were positive. none of the vets reported working with infected cows, or having symptoms. the results echo two smaller studies that found evidence of past infections in farmworkers that went undiagnosed. researchers say this suggests that the u.s. is significantly undercounting bird flu infections nationwide. in california, a powerful storm, known as an atmospheric river, is hammering the state with torrential rains and wind. >> we won't be here, but we're hoping that everything will stay off our driveway, and just flow down. amna: in southern california, officials have advised residents of four counties to evacuate. they say heavy rains could trigger mudslides in areas that were ravaged by recent wildfires. forecasters expect as much as six inches of rain in higher elevations.

and governor tim walz, the running mate of former vice president kamala harris, is reportedly also innew study suggests that bird flu has silently spread from animals to some veterinarians. the centers for disease control tested 150 dairy veterinarians across 46 states for antibodies to the virus. three of them were positive. none of the vets reported working with infected cows or having symptoms. the results echo two smaller studies that found evidence of past infections in farmworkers that went undiagnosed. researchers say this suggests that the u.s. is significantly undercounting bird flu infections nationwide. tiktok is back, starting tonight users can again download the video sharing platform on apples and googles app stores. u.s. attorney general pam bondi sent a letter to the tech giants prompting them to restore downloads. shortly after his inauguration, president trump halted a law banning tiktok nationwide. he said it was to give its china-based owner or time to sell the platform. in california, a powerful storm known as an atmospheric river is hammering the state with torre

he gave it to kamala harris and she started saying some weird [bleep] and then tim hung out with heri don't want whatever that is, i like talking complete sentences. >> you know what, he might. it's entirely possible that tim walz is suffering from long by then. -- long biden. >> he's always talking about reading minds, my heart goes out to, is the same as putting your arms straight out in front of you. you cannot tell the difference, you cannot tell what is wrong with you. >> delusional, hysteria, okay. >> last word to you, feel free to tieback to women's prison. >> i hope we can be my mind because i was thinking about how he always looks like when you try to dress up a baby for a wedding. i think everyone is saying, shut up dude, we are done listening to you, there is no more campaigning, like you are saying, he is saying things he expects people to disagree, it's like when a comedian is on stage and goes teachers should get paid more, of course! i'm tired of hearing about this, i feel bad that we call him camp on -- tampon tim. >> sorry. >> you told him that twomak. introducing ne

. >> so, tim, susan collins is a republican up for reelection in 2026, in a state that kamala harris mber. do you think this particular move could put more republicans? i'm thinking also, north carolina's tim tillis, he's in a tough spot. the new york times reports that north carolina researchers were awarded $3.7 billion in nih grants just last year. could that get them to move a little bit? >> well, look, i think possibly i think that there is kind of the substance and political side of this, as there always is when you have tillis and collins. there was just a report out a little bit ago. i saw that tim scott in a private meeting for the nrsc, you know, said that they were going to need to raise about $1 billion for those maine and north carolina senate races. so collins and tillis, what? yeah, that's what tim scott said in a recent thing. yes. the billion for the two. two. those are going to be the two biggest senate races, 2026. so, you know, collins and tillis can't go so far afield from the party that they feel like it might hurt. you know, if they're going after trump, it coul

harris administration. last december, senate banking committee chairman tim scott and i were clear when we sent letters to outgoingris regulators and department heads urging them, put your pens down. put your pens down. don't issue any more rule makings. guidance. don't sue anybody. your time has come to an end. what did we see in response? we saw and avalanche of relentless rule makings, one after another, after another. and madam speaker, the worst offender was former consumer financial protection bureau director chopra,ed of the cfpb. madam speaker, i think he became the poster child of midnight rule making renegades. chopra never put his pen down. under his leadership, the cfpb went on fall seem a-- full steam ahead with their reckless rule makings. they capped fees on overdraft services which is just another form of price controls that harm customers who deserve access to financial choices and financial options when it comes to managing their household budgets. he issued a rule to hide medical debt owed from credit reports which will drive up think costs of all americans' access to credit. and to seeking heal

harris: oh my goodness. critics are mocking senator schumer there for that performance including former democratic congressman tim ryan. he ran against nancy pelosi for speaker of the house a few years back and she blocked him. anyway, tim ryan has a lot to say. i don't even know what to say anymore when i see this kind of stuff. is this "saturday night live" or real life? does anyone think shhth is the future of the country. this is the only alternative to trump's america? it is just so depressing. those are the elected officials. you wonder what democrat voters are thinking. one headline sums it up this way. musk promotes battle. soros funded dems suddenly upset by billionaires in government? that's a good one. senate democrats are spinning their wheels delaying cabinet confirmations because they think they can stop trump. so far the president is batting 1,000 with more nominees working through the process. former cnn anchor and long time trump antagonist is asking when democrats will get their act together. >> they don't have the numbers. they can't stop people from getting confirmed. but what do democrats --

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harris was gifted. yes twomak we know the code word for gifted by the way, study handed, that is what you say when somebody drinks. she also was impressed by timuld fight for thoue rights over lda womane body as if all of that was under attack. maybe she did not lie and she's just stupid, maybe she should be wearing a helmet, who knows, there is something to obviously american about the super bowl. one-of-a-kind, it'bvios huge, extravagance, extreme. most about it's a spectacle of energy, you modified or president more comfortable in a vortex then trump. but i would even know what he is adds, he could be at a funeral for a head of state of another planet, no clue. clu trump is as american you would get so even to the critics get those, when he is there they cheered, as american as the beach boys, the super bowl, and hating jesse wattersr bo.er >> dana: a lot of patriotism on displaye .a >> judge jeanine: i thinlok the game kind of reflected america, it's like we need to think about , when he ist term taking a knee, all of thisis nonsense about in the national anthem, whether they should salute or stand u p or take a knee, i think the nfl game

president kamala harris in the lead with 33% followed by the former transportation secretary, pothole pete at 9 percent, gavin newsom at 7% and the recent vice presidential nominee tim walz sits at 3% r 1. behind him is our friend, stephen a. smith who is currently the star of first take on espn and he said he might consider a run. really stephen? >> the democratic party look so pathetic after this election. i might entertain running. i just might change my mind one day. i doubt it, but i might! because how much would it take to beat joe? and trump can't run again. >> sean: he has also come out strong against trump's recent actions to dismantle dde i woken us that took over our government under biden and of course for him barack obama. and he is preparing for a presidential run. let's ask him. stephen a. smith, how are you? >> what's going on big time, how are you man? >> sean: i might entertain running for president. you can't afford the pay cut by your own admission. and if you run, your party would never nominate you because you are far too reasonable. although i have a couple bones to pick with you tonight. >> first of all, number 1, you're absolutely right. my

harris was gifted. [laughs] yes, we know the code word for a gifted, by the way. study handed. that is what you say when someone drinks. "oh, remarkably steady handed." also was impressed by tim that he would fight for the rights over a woman's body, as if all of that was under attack. maybe she did not lie and she is stupid. maybe she should be wearing the helmet if she is not stupid. who knows? there is something obviously american about the supermodel. one-of-a-kind. super. huge. extravagant. extreme. most of all it is a spectacle of energy, and you will not find a president more comfortable in the vortex than trump. biden would not even know where he's at. he would think that he is at the funeral for a head of state for another planet. he would have no clue, but trump is as american as you can get. critics get it. they cheer, he is as americans. the super bowl, and hating jesse watters. >> jeanine: there was a lot of patriotism on display. i think, dana, they gain kind of reflected america. when you think about trump's first term, that is when colin kaepernick was taking any and all this nonsense about the national anthem and whether they should salute or stand up or take